Paracip Infusion:

 Paracip Infusion is used most of the time in high-grade fever to bring down the fever immediately. It’s especially handy after surgery or when you can’t take pills. But remember, only a doctor or nurse should give you this injection, so Your doctor will figure out just the right amount and when to give it based on how bad you feel. It kicks in within an hour, so relief is on the way fast!

composition: Paracetamol 1000 mg/100 ml

Now, it’s important to tell your doctor if you’re taking other paracetamol meds to avoid overdosing. And if you still feel crummy after taking Paracip, let your doctor know. 

If you’re expecting or nursing, make sure to use Paracip iv under your doctor’s watchful eye. And if you’ve got liver or kidney issues or hit the bottle a bit too hard, be extra careful with Inj Paracip. It’s not the best choice for serious liver problems.

It’s super safe when you stick to the right dose and timing. So, follow your doctor’s orders for the best results. And here’s a fun fact: it’s totally cool to use during pregnancy or breastfeeding!

Side Effects of Paracetamol

Most of the side effects are mild, and if you experience any, tell your doctor.

How to Use Paracip Infusion

Just sit back and relax while your doctor or nurse takes care of giving you this injection. 

How Paracip Infusion Works

It blocks those chemicals that cause pain and fever, so you can get back to feeling like yourself again.

Safety First!

• Alcohol: Say no to booze when you’re using Paracip Infusion.
• Pregnancy: It’s safe if your doctor gives the green light.
• Breastfeeding: Go ahead if your doctor says so – it won’t harm your baby.
• Driving: No worries – Paracip Infusion won’t mess with your driving skills.
• Kidney: Be cautious if you’ve got severe kidney issues, but it’s usually safe.
• Liver: Take it easy if you’ve got liver probs – Paracip might need a dose tweak.